Founded in 1991, London based Vodafone is currently the largest mobile telco on the planet in terms of revenue, and second only to China Mobile in terms of subscribers. The name is made up from the phrase �voice data fone', something the company thought would set it apart from its competitors. Since 2007 it has also been the main sponsor of the McLaren F1 team.
Discount vouchers are an ideal way to get the best deals on a range of Vodafone products and accessories (which unfortunately do not currently include F1 cars) such as the latest smartphones, and the batteries, memory, chargers and minutes which keep the devices working.
Vodafone currently operates in more than 30 countries around the globe and has partners in an additional 40. It is presently targeting developing markets with the Vodafone 150, a mobile phone which it claims is the world's cheapest and will retail at less than �10, which will be even cheaper for those with a discount voucher.
Although the company may have been in the news recently for allegedly shirking its tax responsibilities in the UK and apparently contributing to a lack of telecommunication in Egypt last year, Vodafone has developed positive initiatives such as its SMS for Life project in Africa which enabled Tanzanian health facilities to remain stocked up with essential anti-malarial drugs.
Discount codes can help customers in the UK remain stocked up on minutes so that they can cheaply send their own text messages and stay in touch.